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#1 Post by Oddball »

Soon to get a new Marlin 1894C .38/.357 whey hey!
Can't wait to thump a few rounds through it. Hope the barrel can take the strain.

I might only be shooting at paper but I like to hit it hard.
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Re: Marlin

#2 Post by phaedra1106 »

Best of luck, if it's a brand new one I hope you get a good one :good:

Remington took over and moved production a few years ago and I'm afraid the quality went rapidly downhill. If it's a used one make sure it has the "JM" stamp on the barrel, this should pretty much guarantee the quality as it's pre-Remington.
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#3 Post by saddler »

Oddball wrote:Can't wait to thump a few rounds through it. Hope the barrel can take the strain.
The bolt would be the first point of failure. You'd notice this when your teeth took on a whole new look
Oddball wrote:I might only be shooting at paper but I like to hit it hard. :twisted:
Aye - hitting hard is always preferable to hitting accurately when paper punching. Range muzzle energy limits are for amateurs!!
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#4 Post by Sim G »

Oddball wrote:Soon to get a new Marlin 1894C .38/.357 whey hey!
Can't wait to thump a few rounds through it. Hope the barrel can take the strain.

I might only be shooting at paper but I like to hit it hard.
:twisted:

I applaud your enthusiasm, even though your grip on reality may be somewhat tenuous......
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#5 Post by Stuck »

Sim G wrote:
Oddball wrote:Soon to get a new Marlin 1894C .38/.357 whey hey!
Can't wait to thump a few rounds through it. Hope the barrel can take the strain.

I might only be shooting at paper but I like to hit it hard.
:twisted:

I applaud your enthusiasm, even though your grip on reality may be somewhat tenuous......
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#6 Post by Alpha1 »

Oddball wrote:

Soon to get a new Marlin 1894C .38/.357 whey hey!
Can't wait to thump a few rounds through it. Hope the barrel can take the strain.

I might only be shooting at paper but I like to hit it hard.
:twisted:


I applaud your enthusiasm, even though your grip on reality may be somewhat tenuous......
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#7 Post by Oddball »

Ha Ha, thanks Phaedra. I hope so too. :grin:
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#8 Post by Graham M »

A Remlin eh..........................oh dear. :roll:

My old Marlin was made in 1978 and is a lovely bit of kit.

New ones.................I wouldn't give most of them house room I'm afraid. :bad: :bad: :bad:


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#9 Post by Blu »

Geez the poor guy is probably sitting at home thoroughly depressed after reading all those comments. Hope it works out all good for you mate :good:


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#10 Post by Charlie Muggins »

Having not seen an unbiased sample of Remlins I am not in a position of sufficient knowledge to comment on the quality of their output. From their comments it is clear that other posters in this thread are in such a position, and consider it appropriate to discourage Oddball before he has set eyes on his new, expensive toy. I know that if I had put down a hefty chunk of my hard-earned I would hope that those around me would have the courtesy and good taste to speak a little more considerately.
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